Snackles Reindeer and Reese's Peanut Butter 14-Inch Plush

About this 14" Snackle

A reindeer with a pack of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Antlers, a dark nose and an orange snack wrapper — the Christmas release that works hardest as a gift. What's Christmas without snacks? Introducing the Snackles Christmas Edition! These super cute, festive plush are the perfect edition to any santa sack. There are four Christmas characters to collect. Will you find the reindeer, snowman, bear or maybe even Santa himself?! Each Christmas Snackle comes with the most festive Christmas snack! Enjoy your Snackle snuggle whilst munching on your own Christmas treat! Build your own cuddly Christmas family with these special edition Snackles!

What comes in the box with this 14-inch Snackle

At 14 inches this is the hugs size. The fill is soft rather than packed, so the body gives when you squeeze it, and the printed snack accessory is large enough to read from across a room. It is the size that ends up on a bed rather than on a display shelf.

The snack-themed treasure here is Reese's Peanut Butter, and it is designed to stay with the plush: the panel is stitched into the paws of Snackles Reindeer rather than attached with a tag, so it does not get separated from the toy in the first week. That pairing is the unique part of the design and the reason the line is collected by snack rather than only by character.

Attached to the ear is the hangtag the line is known for: a birthdate, a hobby, a star sign and an origin story comic printed small. Reading it is half the fun of opening the box, and it is worth keeping.

Is Snackles Reindeer made in another size?

Not on this shelf. Snackles Reindeer appears here only as the 14-inch plush, so there is no larger or smaller version of this character to collect. If you want the same character at another scale you are looking at a different range: the Snackles small size minis at 5 inches, the 8-inch plush as the collecting size, the 14-inch plushies for hugs, or a Super-Sized Snackle for the heaviest super size version of the same unique pattern.

The rest of the seasonal shelf

This listing is one of 14 Snackles plush toys on the seasonal shelf. A few of the others, so you can see what the shelf looks like before you open it:

Snackles Bear comes with Champagne as a 8-inch plush, scored 5.0 by 1 reviewers. Snackles Bumblebee holds Heart-Shape Chocolate and is listed as a 8-inch plush at $15.82. For a different pairing there is Snackles Dalmatian with Donut, a 8-inch plush rated 4.6.

Snackles Draco is the 8-inch plush version of that character, rated 4.8. Snackles Ginger comes as a 8-inch plush at $12.99 and is rated 4.7 by 129 reviewers. Snackles Hedgehog holds Basket of Candies and is listed as a 8-inch plush at $9.88.

The full shelf, with every size and the current price on each listing, is on the the seasonal shelf page. Collecting a range together is the usual way people do it, because the characters were designed as a set and a row of them on a display shelf reads better than one on its own.

Where this Snackle sits in the ZURU Snackles line

The line is built around one idea repeated at different sizes: a cuddly character with a snack-themed treasure in its paws. ZURU keeps the pattern, the super soft fabric and the squeezable fill constant, so the characters mix freely however many you collect.

Around this listing the shelf splits in clear directions. Series 1 holds the original characters. Series 2 is the big shelf of favorite snacks, with Hershey's on the shark and Mentos on the hedgehog. Series 3 is the teen cast with human names. Snackles Disney covers Stitch, Rex and Minnie. A Super-Sized Snackle is the same design at a bigger super size, filled hard enough to hold its shape. The Snackles small size minis and the clip-on charm duo are the pocket end.

The seasonal sets are the ones to watch, because short runs do not come back. Beyond that, collecting is simple: pick a size, pick a shelf, and add the characters you like. Fans tend to display a range together, and the small adventure of finding the last one in a set is a fair part of why the line is fun.